Cinematography
Where we examine the visual aspect of film by analysing some of the best shot works, break down ‘cinematography’ terms and share tips and techniques to master the art of visual storytelling.
There’s a reason Alfred Hitchock’s Vertigo is so mesmerizing. The scenes of Jimmy Stewart losing…
At the cinematographer’s roundtable hosted by The Hollywood Reporter this year, Roger Deakins said, “I…
Set in 1881, Missouri, Andrew Dominik’s The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert…
Jordan Peele earned his status as one of Hollywood’s most important new filmmakers when he…
From Se7en to Blade Runner 2049, we bring you 22 movies with the best cinematography that offer…
In the artistic process of filmmaking, the camera not only helps to capture images but…
Aerial shots have been used in filmmaking and photography for decades to add an extra…
From Touch of Evil (1958) to Atonement (2007), here are the 10 greatest long takes…
Filmmaking is a complex and ever-evolving art form. There are many different positions that need…
From The Shawshank Redemption (1994) to 1917 (2019), here’s a look at some of the…
We discuss how to shoot in natural light and why it’s one of the most appealing aesthetic…
Pioneered by individuals like the Lumière brothers, Georges Méliès and Walt Disney, hand drawn animation…
With The Tragedy of Macbeth Joel Coen reinvents Shakespeare’s masterpiece in a brilliant and innovative…
Frequently touted as one of the most groundbreaking and angst-ridden shows aimed at teens in…
Jerome Robbins’ West Side Story, conceived in 1957 with Stephen Sondheim, Leonard Bernstein and Arthur…